I resoved this by installing JJupin plugin and creating new SIL Script Custom Field. Then added the field to the queue.
This is the script:
string format = "dd.MM.yy HH:mm"; return formatDate(created, format);
If you guys have better solution, pls let me know.
Honestly can't believe this isn't a standard out of the box feature!
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Exactly
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Any updates on this? - seems like an obvious formatting feature to display the issue's create or update field time along with the date in the queue. Creating a custom field as a workaround seems a bit hacky - though clever non-the-less.
thanks.
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JIRA service desk - Queues - Columns "Updated" shows month date year but does not include the time stamp? Is there a way to change this?
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Kubo,
If I'm understanding this correctly, you (As an agent) would like to check the Created date and other date fields in the columns right? Case so, you can just edit and set these fields there.
Case if I got a wrong meaning of your question, can we kindly have a clarification?
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Im trying to upload screenshot so you can see exactly what I mean but all the time I get "HTTP Error". So for the clarification in Queue there is a field Created or Updated. These fields are Date / Time fields so they have the info about time when the ticket was created. I can go to detail of the ticket to see it but I would like to see it on screen where I see all other tickets in the Queue. So I can determine the time of creation or updating right from the Queue.
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We need the time here...
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Any update on this please?
This is a need for us, so our first line technicians can see what time a ticket arrived. I can see there's an add-in based solution but TBH this should be native functionality. The more add-ins the harder it makes upgrades.
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@James H, this is an old thread. If you want the time displayed I would suggest you submit a Suggestion to Atlassian. It won't get much attention here.
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Thank you Jack. Forgive the noobie question but I thought that was what I was doing here. How do I raise a suggestion to Atlassian then?
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No problem Jimbo. The Community (represented by this thread) is a group of users much like yourself. Atlassian sponsors and monitors/moderates the Community but only occasionally jumps in often time driven by requests from community champions. There is a dedicated support page where you can submit believed to be bugs or feature suggestions. Then there a Jira instance that Atlassian uses to track all bugs, suggestions etc. I have included links below. One final note: If you are on a "starter" license (10) then unfortunately you don't have access to Atlassian Support.
Note, on the last link it should take you to a filter i ran searching for this specific issue in JSD Cloud. You will see there are a few results with JSD-4131 being the top hit. I would watch and vote for that issue if interested. With that said, I'm not confident it will get much attention given the length of time that it has been open, it is unassigned and very few folks have voted for it. There are 1000s of issues open that I would see ranked higher in importance. But one never knows...
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